My thoughts about life generally.Our prime duty in life is 2 helps another but if U can't @least don't hurt them. love all,trust few & do no wrong 2 none.
Adams Oshiomole to Peter Obi: "...We got all our allocations from Federal Government in Naira as governor, where did you get the Dollars you said you saved for Anambra State?... You said the DG of Debt Management office organize an event for you because you didn't borrow, you lied..." - Senator
The federal government announced 10 steps to help alleviate the pains of the fuel price increase.
However sensationalist have taken a few of the announcements out of context to feed their ever gullible audience.
The 10 steps include:
1. Margin discount at NNPC stations
2. Forward sales of crude to local refineries.
3. Price Modulation
4. Removing illegal levies
5. More direct support. Conditional cash transfers.
6. Faster CNG roll out
7. Excess profit Tax (under consideration). This is targeted at businesses within the energy value chain exploiting consumers
8. Less red tape
9. National strategic fuel reserve.
10. Better traffic and Logistics.
Side note: My delivery wasn’t sharp.
I was angry and irritated while making the video but wanted it to be purely informative.
So I tried very hard not to speak a certain way. Cut out things a few times. 👍🏾
All the yibos in the east gathered together to discuss whether they can claim indigenship rights in Lagos. One of them was bold enough to tell them the truth, yet another yibo had the audacity to disagree with him. Imagine. 😂
All the yibos in the east gathered together to discuss whether they can claim indigenship rights in Lagos. One of them was bold enough to tell them the truth, yet another yibo had the audacity to disagree with him. Imagine. 😂
New York City, wetin dey sup? It was a joy to commemorate 34 years of the Nigerian Day Parade alongside the many Nigerian New Yorkers who fill our city with life.
From the entrepreneurs whose businesses strengthen our neighborhoods, to the sounds of Afrobeats pouring out of graduation parties in Southeast Queens, and the aroma of Agege bread calling out to passersby in Brooklyn — the impact of Nigerian New Yorkers is felt across the five boroughs.
Our city is richer in culture, stronger in community, and more vibrant because of your contributions.
The first participant to ever win 1 Million Naira on Masoyinbo…. She’s Delta-Igbo…. From beginning to the end, she didn’t code-mix, not even one!
This is very impressive 🔥🔥🔥
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is not just occupying the office of President—he is showing what it means to lead with a clear direction and the courage to make difficult decisions.
If the opposition truly understands the political force they are preparing to confront, they will know that the road ahead will not be an easy one. The APC is not approaching the next election merely as a contest; it is preparing to demonstrate the strength of its political structure and the impact of its leadership.
From my personal observation, President Tinubu listens to Nigerians, but he does not simply adopt every suggestion put before him. He considers what is consistent with his policies, what is practical, and what he believes will move the country forward. That, in my view, is an important distinction between listening to the people and governing by every popular suggestion.
For me, Jagaban's ambition goes beyond winning an election. It is about building a political legacy and laying the foundation for a successor who can continue the work and sustain whatever progress his administration achieves.
This is the time for Nigerians to remain politically conscious, examine the records and policies of all contenders, and decide for themselves what kind of leadership they want for Nigeria.
For those of us who believe in President Tinubu's direction, the message is simple: stay focused, stay engaged, and keep supporting the vision you believe will move Nigeria forward.
Jagaban is in the arena, and the political battle will speak for itself.
Burna Boy meets up with the Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu in Lagos to discuss using the creative industry to rebuild public trust in the police force.